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Topic: Accessibility

  1. Header & footer elements change their roles when they're inside of sectioning content

    Published Oct 20 2025 in HTML , Accessibility

    header and footer elements lose their ARIA roles when they're included in sectioning content.

  2. WCAG success criteria that can't be autmatically tested

    Published Mar 26 2025 in Accessibility

    List of WCAG success criteria requiring manual testing

  3. A "section" without an accessible name is nothing but a "div"

    Published Jan 24 2025 in Accessibility , HTML

    Explore how to effectively implement the ⁠"section" HTML element with ⁠aria-label for enhanced navigation and landmark roles, ensuring your content is accessible to all users.

  4. The order of accessible name computation steps

    Published Sep 13 2024 in Accessibility

    Today I learned in which order accessible names are computed, and how you can evaluate this computation in Chrome DevTools.

  5. Forms without an accessible name are not exposed as ARIA landmarks

    Published Jul 19 2024 in Accessibility , HTML

    Forms without an accessible name won't expose a proper "role" landmark region.

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